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User reports FSD attempted a lane change into another car
Unconfirmed: a Reddit user (u/samtks) claims that, with FSD active, his Tesla attempted to merge into another vehicle's lane. According to his account, he cancelled FSD when the merge began, but took manual control after the other car's turn signal activated, as his vehicle started moving toward the edge of his lane. He asks readers to check the other car's license plate and a turn-signal reflection in the footage. The post does not state the software version or vehicle model, and no official statement from Tesla is mentioned.
- Unconfirmed claim: FSD allegedly attempted a lane change into another car.
- The author gives no software version or model; no official confirmation exists.
🔎 Why it matters: There is no official Tesla confirmation or system log data. The claim is that FSD moved the car toward another vehicle's lane after a turn signal came on, and the author took manual control.
📈 Upside: Not applicable.
📉 Risk: If the account is accurate, the system would have entered another vehicle's lane, and safety depended on the driver's manual intervention.
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